HA19083 | Hobby Master Military 1:72 | F-4E Thunderbirds No.1 plane, USAF, 1973/74 season aircraft-dc3 from the day it left

from the day it left the production line to the end of its service

designed for both air-to-air combat and air-to-ground attack missions

Air Force's 75th anniversary

Many previously unpublished photographs appear for the first time and specially prepared three-view drawings and colour side views depict the many VC10 variants

HA19083 | Hobby Master Military 1:72 | F-4E Thunderbirds No.1 plane, USAF, 1973/74 season aircraft-dc3 from the day it leftThe F 4E Phantom II entered U. S. Air Force service in 1965 as a versatile air superiority and ground attack fighter. It featured an internal M61 Vulcan cannon (a first for USAF Phantoms) and could carry a wide range of bombs and missiles. The F 4E saw extensive combat in Vietnam, later serving in the Middle East, Europe, and Korea, and remained in frontline service until the 1990s, when it was gradually replaced by F 15s, F 16s, and F 117s. Its